The 10 Best Fitbit For Women – 2019 Guide and Review

How We Choose Fitbits

The Fitbit Versa 2 is the company’s most recent smartwatch. It includes access to advanced apps such as Spotify, as well as the Amazon voice assistant Alexa. In this sense, the Versa 2 allows the user to default to the smartwatch rather than their phone. However, it can’t play music independently from your phone and can only be used to control the music playing from your phone.

The female health tracking feature is available of the Versa 2. This allows the user to see clearly when their period is predicted based on prior instances, and also allows them to chart their progress.

Why we love it: this smooth and stylish watch is the best 2019 Fitbit on the market.

Fitbit Charge 3 represents the most advanced fitness band from the company. Building on the design of the Fitbit Charge 2, the 3 has a fuller screen. It tracks a range of fitness gauges, including steps taken, calories burned, and also includes heart rate tracking.

Surprisingly, this Fitbit also includes onboard monitoring of the menstrual cycle. The Fitbit Charge 3 also has sleep tracking allowing you to review your separate sleep stages.

Why we love it: this fitness band is a smaller and less overpowering design with so much of Fitbit’s bigger wearables’ tracking features.

Read our full review of the Charge 3. 

In the Inspire HR, we find Fitbit’s tracking features in a cheap and affordable fitness band. The design of the band is aesthetically pleasing and offers the option of a smaller screen than that of the Charge 3.

The main difference between the Fitbit Inspire and Fitbit Inspire HR is the appearance of a heart rate monitoring in the HR. The addition of this increases the Inspire HR’s activity tracking capabilities while keeping the price at an agreeable level.

Other than this fact, the Inspire HR includes sleep tracking and an automatic exercise recognition function as well. These sorts of features ensure that the watch is performing to the utmost even without you actioning any specific mode, making it a great asset to everyday life.

Why we love it: this is Fitbit’s best combination of activity tracking features and price.

The Fitbit Versa Lite is the simpler version of the original Versa. The significant difference between the two is that on the Versa you have three external buttons, whereas the Versa Lite has only one. The altimeter, onboard music features, and Wi-Fi is missing from the Versa Lite, but this does very little to hurt the effectiveness of the watch.

The sleekness of the Versa Lite helps its wearability. You’re sporting a much more comfortable version of the original Versa.

Why we love it: a revamp of Fitbit’s first perfect smartwatch with a lighter feel and colors.

The Fitbit Ionic represents Fitbit’s first venture into the world of classic smartwatch design. It’s beautiful large LCD screen has proven popular since its release in 2017. This is one of the only devices in the list that has built-in GPS, which is a definite plus when you are looking for tracking features.

The Ionic also provides onboard female health tracking. Its large, vibrant screen makes it easy to read health and fitness readouts. Some may find the screen overbearing, but if you are a woman looking for the ability to read statistics in detail from your wrist, then this watch is the best you can get from Fitbit.

Why we love it: this classic Fitbit has female health tracking and easy-to-read display.

Read our Fitbit Ionic review here. 

Fitbit collaborates with Adidas to deliver a distinctive twist on that same Ionic smartwatch. The design is noticeably more contemporary and sleek than the original watch. The Adidas Ionic shares all of the classic Ionic’s features (including female health tracking), but also includes a beautifully designed, breathable watch strap.

This strap is ideal for women who partake in a range of sporting activities throughout the day. The Adidas Train app – exclusive for the Ionic Adidas edition – is also a great asset on this watch, delivering effective exercise run-throughs and tracking.

So, if you’re trying to decide between the Ionic and the Adidas Ionic, what you are really paying more for is the stylish, breathable band and the exclusive training app as well.

Why we love it: a contemporary and sporty take on Fitbit’s classic smartwatch.

Fitbit Ace 2 is the best Fitbit for kids, meaning it’s fantastic for young females. The Fitbit Ace 2 provides young kids with a means of counting their steps, active minutes, and timing their activities as well. Its OLED touchscreen gives kids a window into their activity tracking that is scaled to their knowledge and expertise.

The more intricate parts of the watch like the settings can be controlled from a parent mode available only to the guardian of the watch-wearer. The inclusion of in watch challenges and mascots is also a fantastic aspect, allowing the watch to encourage exercise, rather than just track.

The fitness band comes with a flexible silicone wristband, enabling the young girl to wear it with ease and lack of discomfort. We also recommend the Ace 2 as one of the best Fitbits for kids.

Why we love it: a bold and fun fitness band that can introduce young users to the world of Fitbit.

The Fitbit Flex 2 provides its users with a sleek and more secretive means of fitness tracking. It is a skinny band with 5 LED lights on the front; the band is for tracking activities to view the results on the Fitbit app.

Its lack of interface and screen may turn some people away, but others will find that its simplistic tracking design is exactly what they need. The band tracks distance traveled, calories burned and steps taken via a removable tracker that can fit into other Fitbit accessories.. All fitness features and statistics are available to view via the Fitbit app on your smartphone.

Why we love it: this wonderfully compact fitness tracker allows anyone to track their activity without the need for a bulky smart device.

The Fitbit Zip is a clip-on fitness tracker that fits into a bag or in a belt/waistline. It tracks insightful analytics such as the steps you’ve taken, calories you’ve burned, and the distance that you’ve traveled.

It’s an excellent choice for any female looking to track their activity without wearing a clunky watch or band. Though the analytics it offers are simple, it’s great for those beginning to look into tracking their activity as its cheap and easy-to-use.

Also, even though it’s not the most advanced of Fitbit devices, doesn’t mean it’s not customizable. The choice of colors can really help you to match your Fitbit Zip with your own sense of style.

Why we love it: a compact, non-wearable fitness tracker that gives you simple yet effective analytics.

The Fitbit Alta HR provides all the sleekness of its fellow device, the Inspire HR, with some major differences when thinking about female requirements. The Alta HR does not offer female health-tracking and does not come with guided breathing exercise features either. Female health tracking is essential when looking for the best watch for a woman.

Apart from that, it provides a great tracking experience that can help guide your fitness regime without wearing something clunky on your wrist. Another big positive is the choice of colors. The silicone band is available in an array of eye-catching options.

Why we love it: it has a beautifully smooth design and provides an adequate fitness tracking experience.

Read our review of Fitbit Alta HR here.